Posted by Hannah on Monday, September 26, 2011 at 6:53pm.
NaHSO3.
Na is +1.
H is +1.
O is -2 so 3*-2 = -6
Therefore, S must be +4?
Thank you. I understand how you got the numbers for Na and H and the -6 for O but why does S have to be +4?
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